Happy's Humble Burger Farm

Happy’s Humble Burger Farm seems to be a hidden gem in the indie horror genre since it hasn’t earned the widespread attention other games in the genre have. This is a shame, because the terrifying truth of New Elysian City is a treat to uncover while you play, and the game mixes its horror and simulation elements well. The visuals might not be your cup of tea, but look past them and you’ll find a delightful game with an unsettling amount of potential to destroy your childhood. Hopefully, with the console port the game will lure even more players to this macabre fast-food joint.

Happy’s Humble Burger Farm is an incredibly unique experience, taking place in a really well thought out world that has had a frankly absurd amount of work put into the lore of its fictional fast-food mascots. For those looking to have a fun horror experience with a bit of a more humorous slant, this is definitely a title you should be giving your time.

Long story short, Happy’s Humble Burger Farm is a very strange game that got weirder ever since its initial beta phase. It may have gotten weirder, but it simply didn’t get better. The visual quality is a mess, just simply does not look good. The audio quality is even worse, a huge lack of music and voice work, but what little of it is in here is awful; someone seems to have cranked things as much as they could have and thought that would just simply work. This game might have been hyped beyond belief by streamers, but this is one game you should avoid.

Happy’s Humble Burger Farm is a great fast-food horror game with an amazing amount of lore behind it, but also very fun game mechanics. Even though the game features extensive lore, you can decide for yourself if you like to dive deep into this lore or just follow the game’s storyline. Boss fights are fun and challenging. The graphics look very simple and retro, but that actually ties in wonderfully with the story and atmosphere of the game. Overall, this game is recommended for anyone loving both cooking games and horror games!

For spoiler’s sake, I won’t go too much into the secret of what exactly is going on at Happy’s Humble Burger Farm but what I can say is that it is definitely an experience I enjoyed. A mixture of horror and a fast food simulator proved itself to be a very nice combo and I think any fan of horror games will thoroughly enjoy themselves.

I’m a big fan of Happy’s Humble Burger Farm. Its atmosphere, high-stakes management, and foreboding sense of doom come together in a perfectly palatable throwback that anyone can enjoy. Plus – without giving anything away – there’s plenty of room for a sequel that doesn’t necessarily need to be about a restaurant. If Scythe Dev Team wants to flip the switch on that, I’ll be there.